Vermont Village Community Development Corporation

Vision Statement

“Vermont Village Community Development Corporation’s mission is to develop a new community image, spirit, and atmosphere.”

Our Mission

We will develop business and community projects and programs that maximize economic development opportunities for community residents, thereby promoting prosperity.

Charlie Sifford (120th) & Western DPSS Building Development.

Change is inevitable, and over the years, Vermont Village CDC (Community Development Corporation) has transformed its faith-based focus in the community and internally. VVCDC implemented its first project priority into a physically beautiful public service building now leased by the County of Los Angeles.

Currently, VVCDC’s single-purpose non-profit Vermont Village Human Services, Inc. (VV HSC) owns and manages the LA (Los Angeles) County Administration building (DPSS) building located at 1827 Charlie Sifford Drive, formerly 120th and Western Avenue in Los Angeles.

Business Development and Training

The overall poverty rate and incidence remain high during uncertainties and a sluggish economy.

Vermont Corridor

With the employment trends and the digital divide in computer readiness, repair, and networking, individuals must now more than ever consider careers in technology. Sales of computers are increasing every year, and the job market in this field is booming.

Business and legal reports indicate that careers in this field will continue to grow over the next 20 years, creating a demand in the United States that leads to recruitment of people from abroad.

Our Board of Trustees

What We Have Achieved

Vermont Corridor

VCDC’s mission is to help restore the Vermont Corridor and revitalize the Vermont/Manchester community, which is a vital part of the vision set forth by its founder, Dr. Betty Price. The objective is to create an atmosphere for change in the Vermont/Manchester community by working with community groups, Council District #8, the Mayor’s Office, and various City departments, as well as their constituents, to change and enhance the quality of life for area residents.
VVCDC’s mission to help restore the Vermont Corridor and revitalization of the Vermont/Manchester community is a vital part of the vision set-forth by its founder Dr. Betty Price to help create an atmosphere for change for the Vermont/Manchester community and by working with community groups. The Council District #8, the Mayor’s Office, and various City departments and their constituency to change and/or enhance the quality of life for area residents.

Community Partner

What We Are
Currently Doing

We will develop business and community projects and programs that maximize economic development opportunities for community residents, thereby promoting prosperity.